What to do if your child's nasal mucosa is damaged

If a child's nasal mucosa is damaged in daily life, you must pay attention to it, because the nasal mucosa is very important for the health of the body. If this kind of damage occurs, you must take certain methods to treat it. Good conditioning in daily life is also very important. Let's take a brief look at what to do if a child's mucosa is damaged?

What to do if your child's nasal mucosa is damaged

1. Damage to the nasal mucosa is a common symptom. After suffering from this disease, symptoms such as itchy nose and increased nasal secretions will appear. These symptoms will fundamentally affect people's lives, so we must pay attention to the damage to the nasal mucosa. After a lot of treatment, it can basically recover after a week.

2. The nasal mucosa is a relatively important tissue and plays a major role in humidifying the air people inhale, so once there is a problem it will affect breathing. Currently there are many methods to treat damaged nasal mucosa, and drug therapy is a common treatment method. Good care must also be provided during treatment. In life, eating more vegetables and fruits and paying attention to many aspects will be able to better treat the disease. Patients must pay attention to this.

3. There are many medicines for treating diseases. You should be more careful when choosing. It is best to take the medicine according to the doctor's advice. After all, medicine is partially poisonous and cannot be taken carelessly, otherwise it will affect your body.

Use a cotton swab to clean your baby's nose

Not easy to cause damage. I think even adults would feel uncomfortable if someone touched their nose with a cotton swab, let alone a baby. He won’t say he doesn’t like it, he can only express it by crying. So don’t worry. If the runny nose affects his ventilation, help him while he is asleep. If the baby moves excessively or cries loudly shortly after feeding, he will definitely vomit. The baby's esophagus is narrower than that of an adult. This is why you should hold the baby upright and pat his back after each feeding.